Managed Care Program

Chatham Insurance Services, Inc. (CIS) is the Program Manager and Underwriter for Travelers for management liability coverages provided to the Managed Care Industry. CIS focuses solely on the Managed Care Insurance Industry and only provides management and professional liability insurance products. As a program manager, CIS does not compete with the insurance producer, but rather functions as their access point and as underwriter for Travelers management and professional liability products for the managed care industry.

In addition to our relationship with Travelers, CIS has a program relationship with BerkleyMed to provide Excess Managed Care Errors & Omissions, Directors and Officers, Employment Practices and Fiduciary Liability on behalf of Admiral Insurance Company and Nautilus Insurance Company, both member companies of W.R. Berkley Corporation. CIS can also provide Excess Crime and FI Bonds. Coverage is only available on an Excess and Surplus lines basis.

Medical Groups and Independent Physician Groups that have a network or contract directly with health plans

The Management Liability product information provided on this site is provided for general purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or as a solicitation. Furthermore, the information presented herein for products that are only available on an Excess and Surplus lines form is intended only for surplus lines licensees. Surplus Lines Licensees can access the information downloads and any user accessing such information warrants that they hold a valid surplus lines broker license. All other producers may seek further information concerning these products by contacting Chatham Insurance Services, Inc.

"Nothing stated herein affects the terms, conditions and coverages of any insurance policy or bond issued by any of the referenced insurers, nor does it imply that coverage does or does not exist for any particular claim or type of claim under any such policy or bond. Availability of coverage referenced in this document can depend on underwriting qualifications and state regulations."